Flower seed of the flower lady

Flowers of the flower woman or morning flower or courtia or Portulaca. The scientific name: Grand Flora Portulaca. It is an annual summer herbaceous plant that can live longer, and is considered a succulent plant. The stem height reaches 30 cm, highly branched, abundant flowering, fast-growing, with bright multi-colored flowers including white, yellow, orange, red, and pink. It is considered one of the most beautiful ornamental flowers, and bees feed on it, as well as soil nutrients. The plant is characterized by its flowers opening during the day, especially under direct sunlight, and closing in the evening. It is a plant that tolerates heat, drought, and soil salinity. It grows in most types of soil, with watering only after the soil dries out, and only needs good drainage. It requires no special care. It blooms from the beginning of spring until the end of autumn. It has medicinal uses. Its original habitat is Argentina, southern Brazil, and Uruguay. Propagation: It propagates through seeds and cuttings. Soil type: These seeds need soil that is dry to moderately moist, preferably sandy. Soil drainage: It must be well-drained. Soil pH: Neutral and slightly acidic. Exposure to light: In fact, these seeds need exposure to light or direct sunlight for between six and eight hours daily to thrive optimally. Blooming time: Early summer, and it remains blooming until autumn, specifically after the first frost. Suitable planting places: Home gardens, especially small ones, windows, balconies, public gardens, and apiaries. Pruning and trimming: You should be careful to prune these flowers in mid-summer, as during this time they tend to appear thin and lacking vitality, and pruning helps to restore their activity and beauty.